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Casey Foreaker of Cranberry went from 220 pounds to 115 pounds five years ago and has kept the weight off — making her one of six people chosen for People Magazine's "Half Their Size!" issue.
The Hulton Bridge soon will be sent falling into the Allegheny River.
The Bills' players and staff will be eating well as they clear out and prepare for the off-season.
Imagine sharing a ride up Mt. Washington with a horse.
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Officials have initiated a wave of policy changes aimed at making South Side safer for residents and visitors.
This is how it looked from the Schenley Park overlook.
In what felt like the blink of an eye, the 96-year-old span was reduced to a giant pile of rubble and rebar.
Produced by a Pittsburgh filmmaker and shot here, it's not your typical car commercial.
The Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre expands, Bike Pittsburgh issues its end-of-year report and the Greenfield Bridge is set to implode.
The big Burrito Restaurant Group introduces a sequel to the Gobblerito.
Pittsburgh Police and community members rally to find replacements in time for Christmas.
The prime viewing areas will be tightly controlled.
The Steelers tackle “The 12 Days of Christmas” while the Pens take a shot at “Home Alone.” You be the judge, which team will get the bigger laughs?
Take a break from the holiday bustle to enjoy these classics.
The Bennet Omalu Foundation will fund research, provide support, and find cures for people suffering from Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) and traumatic brain injuries.
Dupuis, whose playing days were ended by blood clots, was honored during the first period of Monday's night's game against the Capitals at Consol Energy Center.
Stevens plans to open his own downtown Pittsburgh restaurant next year. Other big Burrito chefs on the move, too.
Guests of the new Ace Hotel in East Liberty will find each room has a signature all its own.
Take a minute to watch this Christmas story from CBS' Steve Hartman. It's guaranteed to make you smile and maybe shed a tear.
It appears more and more tourists are happy to spend their vacations in the 'Burgh.
This closure is a warm-up for the implosion of the Greenfield Bridge, scheduled for later this month.
The city of Pittsburgh has a new program that encourages residents to turn vacant lots into gardens and more.
A new comedy for ABC is shooting its pilot in Pittsburgh and is looking for a few good dogs.